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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17104, 8 September 1917, Page 2

Yon will always find just Looking for in the D.LC. The choosing of the New Frock, Costume, or Coat FTock is always a, problem for every lady with the coming of each new season. Fashion Books az» studied from cover to cover; ideas are talked over with friends, and at last a stylo is decided upon and a hunt for the particular material yon have rjinaftn is commenced. The DXCL Dress Department has always been pre-eminent in its wide selection of materials; and this year, notwithstanding the abnormal conditions prevailing, out 1 stock is larger and variety greater than ever before. Thus, we are sure, no matter what yonr choice of material, colour, or design may be, yon wiQ find it at the D.I.C. Our Vast Stock ensures the Best Service. SUMMER TWEEDS, All-wool; a big variety to select from; 54in wide— Prices: 7/11 8/11 yard SUMMER CHEVIOTS, All-wool; in new shades of Fawn, Brown, Blue, etc.; 54in wide— Prices: 7/11 8/11 yard TWEEDS, good strong mixtures; suitable for hard wear; 42in wide— Prices: 3/6 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 yard GREY WORSTED, in Light, Mid, and Dark Greys; 42in wide— Price 4/11 yard COSTUME GABERDINES, in Plain and Covert; for smart wear; 54in widePrices: 10/6 11/6 12/6 15/6 yard SILK EOLIENNE, in Navy, Grey, Brown, Saxe, and Vieux Rose; 40in wide— Prices: 5/11 8/11 9/11 yard NEW PONGEE SILK, 30in widePrices: 3/11 4/11 5/U yard CREPE DE CHENES, all the newest shades of Putty, Mastic, Sahara, Fawn, Mole, Nigger, Bottle, Burgundy, and Pretty Light-tinted Colourings; 42in wide— Prices: 8/11 10/6 11/6 yard TUSSORE SILKS, excellent qualities and immense stocks, enabling us to give extraordinary value; 34in wide— Prices: I/I 1$ 2/6 2/II 3/6 yard 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 yard If yon B?e in the country and cannot call, cut this Coupon oat and Post To-day. The Manager, . D.1.C., Dimedin. Please post per return, Samples of Dress Materials I have mentioned below. Material Colour Preferred Name Address Postage or Carriage Paid on all Drapery.

WADE MAJtr for Walls and Ceilings! Leaking Cistern Floods BEAVER BOARD Ceiling Without Doing Damage. South Canterbury User's Experience. 1 •• The foßowinft is an extract from a letter just received: — . "Mighfc.l>jnention a rather severe . fcesfc of one of my Beaver Board .; ceilings? Just after the completion of sny house, the plumber discovered the cistern was leaking, and the ' ceiling was covered with water fin deep, and not a drop fell, nor did signs show from below. Just imagine what would have happened bad it been a plastered or other ceiling." Patent Sealite Moisture-proof process with which Beaver Board is treated is the reason why it can withstand such a severe test. BRISGOE & Co., Ltd. Sole Agents, DUNEDIN. I COST Of MOTORING REDUtXDvWUSINC Which will absolutely remove and prevent the formation of carbon and give 25 per cent, more MILEAGE 25 per cent, more POWER 25 per cent, more SPEED E absolutely guarantee r that if you will place one Imp Tablet in your gasoline tank to each five gallons of gasoline until six tablets and thirty gallons of gasoline have been used, that your cylinders, cylinder walls, piston heads and spark plugs will be absolutely free from carbon. Guaranteed by IMP CARBON CHASER CO., DUNEDIN. P.O. Box 519 MACKERRAS fi HAZLETT, Ld. Sole Agents Otago S Southland. TOOTHACHE ft NEURALGIA - Cured instantly by NERVINK. Her. Aubwy C. Price writes:—"l Buffered for d»y» with excruciating toothache I w»a recommended to by Bunter*! Nerrtoe. I did so, mod to my joy the pain quickly Md entirely ceased." From Chemists and stores ihroughoov the worP r\TAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS J. JOB PEINTING DEPARTMOT.Job Printing of every description done with Despatch, and at the Lpwe»t Cozxeni Bate*.